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  • Richard Gatti

    Vale Richard Gatti

    It is with great sadness that I would like to inform you of the recent death of Richard “Dick” Gatti.

    I was fortunate to have visited him and his wife Debby on my way home from the recent Loughborough A-T clinical meeting.

    Richard was a pioneer in developing research into A-T. He was mentored by Boder and Sedgwick, two giants in the field who defined the syndrome and put A-T on the map.

    This led to him initiating research meetings on A-T, from a very humble beginning with a couple of dozen attendees to the clinical meetings as we know them today covering a variety of disciplines.

    Richard made important contributions to the field including chromosomal localization of the gene, a member of the consortium led by Yossi Shiloh in identifying the ATM gene and a major contribution to describing the different types of ATM mutations across the globe, establishing and ATM mutation bank with Pat Concannon.

    May he rest in peace.

    Martin Lavin

  • Dave & Martin

    Year 2 of Triheptanoin Open Label Trial Funding Secured

    Thanks to the generosity of our supporters, BrAshA-T has committed $190,000 to fund the second year of the C7 Open Label Trial being led by Prof David Coman and Prof Martin Lavin.

    Commencing in July 2025, the trial is a continutaion into the investigation of the liquid fat supplement, Triheptanoin, in reversing mitochondrial dysfunction and cell death in A-T patients. Read more

  • Dmitry

    Generalized ASO-Mediated Upregulation Approaches in Safely Restoring ATM Levels in A-T Patients

    Dr Dmitry Ovchinnikov, a molecular geneticist and stem cell biologist at The Florey, has been awarded $235,000 for stage II of a research project to continue work on developing a next-generation treatment using ASOs (Antisense Oligonucleotides).

    Commencing mid-2025, this 12-month project, co-funded with the A-T Children's Project (USA) will focus on testing the safety of efficacious ASOs, the short and stable by design DNA fragments, in human cells and in mice. Read more

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  • Beard Up Boys

    It's Time to Shelve the Shaver and Grow a Beard!

    Winter is here which means it's time for the Annual Beard Up Boys fundraiser.

    Register to grow a beard throughout winter (June - August) and ask family, friends and colleagues to generously sponsor you for a great cause.


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